I do agree it's important. The issue I have with discussing it as a model is simply that it's a definition that defines itself. It's like saying wisdom is being wise. PpI model inteIIigence very specifically around criteria that they choose and ascribe a certain value to it. Thing is, basically any cognitive test you design will pretty much always follow a normal distribution. How relevant it is is entirely up to the person ascribing its value's discretion.
That being said, I definitely do agree that memory is pretty important. I guess what I was just trying to say was simply that memory alone isn't much without the ability to innovate. Like I said, it's like tooIs. You have more, you have more to work with. Makes innovating a lot easier.
I do agree it's important. The issue I have with discussing it as a model is simply that it's a definition that defines itself. It's like saying wisdom is being wise. PpI model inteIIigence very specifically around criteria that they choose and ascribe a certain value to it. Thing is, basically any cognitive test you design will pretty much always follow a normal distribution. How relevant it is is entirely up to the person ascribing its value's discretion.
That being said, I definitely do agree that memory is pretty important. I guess what I was just trying to say was simply that memory alone isn't much without the ability to innovate. Like I said, it's like tooIs. You have more, you have more to work with. Makes innovating a lot easier.